3-4 Man Tent with Porch 3000mm Waterproof 180cm Tall Standing Height Three-Four Persons Family Camping Tent with Living Area Sewn-in Groundsheet Tub Floor for Festival Bicycle Motorbike

Excellent quality tent, amazing value for money. Easy to erect. The exterior and interior skins are not connected so the interior is erected, then the exterior is installed over it, but this is an easy and logical process; the instructions require only cursory check. Packing is a similar experience; fits back in bag with little fuss. Sturdy when erected and waterproof, (only light shower encountered, though). Inner shell does a good job of avoiding condensation. Buy some tent pegs separately- as with EVERY tent I have experienced, packaged tent pegs are near useless. I use it as a 2 person tent - it fits a large double mattress with space either side for bags; a double and single mattress would fill the space, would be a squeeze to get 4 single mattresses, and bags would need to be in the "porch". Highlights: proper upright standing room up to 5'10" I reckon. Porch is water proof and really good size - on a cold morning room for 2 of us with chairs to sit comfortably to eat breakfast sheltered from wind. Used 3 times, no complaints, no damage. I have no hesitation to recommend this tent.

I'm sitting in this tent right now! Four festival nights with frequent torrential rain have tested it to its limits. I bought it primarily for the standing height and it hasn't disappointed. I can only imagine how great it would be in fair weather but I opted to keep the front zipped and use the side door . Not one drop of rain got through the front. When the rain was lashing, some drops got through the side zip, but this was minimal. This is a mighty spacious tent for the weight and price and will be joining and sheltering me for next seasons' festivals! It was very easy to put up, if on your own, as I was, you will just need a hand to get the outer fly over the inner tent

Ideal for comfy camping but not very easy to put up on your own, not ideal in the rain either as the inner section has to go up before the waterproof layer can go on

Great tent, easy to assemble and seems very sturdy. Very big also, you can stand up inside without crouching which was surprising.

Well made, excellent price, I made a sight easy modification to hold the poles in the central position, overall 5 *

This is a great tent for 2 people and a dog! I would not recommend for 3 or 4 people. Decent sized porch for 2 or 3 chairs. We had gales and pouring rain in the Lake District and the tent did not leak. Bonus is that you can stand up fully in the middle, I'm 5ft7in. Really easy to pitch, but bear in mind that inner tent has to be pitched first so not easy in the rain.

Tent looks good, after putting it up in my lounge to check it out. What I'd needed was a taller tent for motorbike camping that's not too heavy and bulky for carrying, this seems okay. But being old it had to be tall enough for me to stand up in, to this end if the sleeping area height was swopped for the living area it would be perfect. It was rather difficult to get the flysheet over the sleeping area when putting up because of its height, no doubt in time with use this will become easier for me.

I purchased this after seeing one my friend had bought. I go camping on a motorcycle and have a great tent already but struggle as it’s not very high but I can stand upright (5’6”) pretty much in this one. The pack isn’t much bigger or heavier either. It’s by no means the smallest lightweight tent for motorcycle hols but it’s the smallest packed down I could find for this height/capacity of tent. Quality seems good for the price. There’s plenty of space inside for several days camping and to shelter if it’s bad weather. The only downside is the guy lines are dark coloured so we were all tripping over them at night (that could have been the beer tho!) Easy remedy as I bought a roll of fluo green reflective cord for under a fiver and replaced them all. Pegs are the usual iffy quality you get with cheaper tents and aren’t going to stand up to much hammer. Easily replaced as needed. Overall I’m really pleased with this tent. It’s the smallest/lightest I could find which is big enough for several days which I can stand up in but will still go on the bike :)

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Das Zelt ist leicht aufzustellen (zu empfehlen sind 2 Personen) und steht ganz gut. Absolut dicht von oben wie von unten. Gute Belüftung und großes Vorzelt. Das ist sehr zu Empfehlen. Preis - Leistungsverhältnis ist voll in Ordnung. Ich würde es wieder kaufen.

Tolles, geräumiges Zelt, leicht aufzubauen. Ich bin begeistert: das Zelt ist top zu dem Preis! Alles ist gut durchdacht. Ich nutze es allein und finde den Platz super. Auch das kleine Vorzelt reicht gut, um u.a. einen kleinen Tisch mit Stuhl hinzustellen. Kleine Mankos: Tagsüber wird es recht warm und es gibt im Innenseite nur eine kleine „Luftklappe“.

ich war insgesamt sehr zufrieden mit dem Zelt,es ist leicht afzubauen,auch allein, ich habe eine halbe Stunde dafür gebraucht. Der Schlafraum sowie der Vorraum sind sehr geräumig, ich konnte alles gut unterbringen und mich noch gut drin bewegen. Ich war in Nordfrankreich im Mai campen,sehr dem Wind mit teils heftigen Böen und langem Regen ausgesetzt.auch wenn das Zelt gewackelt hat wie ein Kuhschwanz und ich dachte,es fliegt mir gleich weg,hat es doch gehalten.Ich hatte allerdings spezielle Häringe,den mitgelieferten habe ich von vornherein nicht getraut.mit ein paar zusätzlichen Schnüren gesichert hatte das Zelt dann richtig gut gehalten.Leider hat die Wasserfestigkeit nicht ganz gehalten,im Vorraum ist nach heftigen längeren Regenschauern doch Wasser reingetropft,zwar nur wenig und an einer Stelle im Vorraum,doch immerhin.Der Schlafraum war jedoch immer trocken. Ich würde das Zelt jederzeit wieder kaufen.

Quick to put up and take down, and relatively moisture-free if properly ventilated. My only gripes are: The fly-net on the inner tent isn't a double-ended zip, which can be rather irritating. In the rain, the water runs off over both the doors, so you have to get raindrops down the back of your neck when entering or leaving the tent!